Da Beetles and Da Skinks by Boyd Evan White Today, Tuesday, April 24, 2018, postings on the Federal Register under the Fish and Wildlife Service inform the American public what important work they are up […]
Hagedorn Supports Lewiston Port, Snake River Energy Idaho State Senator and Lt. Governor candidate Marv Hagedorn is furious over the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals decision to breach the Snake River. 130,000 ratepayers in the […]
Should AVISTA CORP. become HYDRO ONE? by David Boleneus Hydro One, a provider of electric power in Ontario, Canada wants to acquire Avista Corp., the former Washington Water Power Company, headquartered in Spokane, in a […]
The Sky is Falling and They Call it Climate Change by Kathy Rose On November 17, 2017 the Citizens’ Climate Lobby (CCL) held an event entitled “Let’s Clear the Air” in Sandpoint. It was promoted […]
‘Made in America’ Recreation Advisory Committee for Public Lands Trump Interior Dept. puts Obama anti-motorized access plans in reverse A large number of Americans require motorized vehicles to access remote and rugged areas that lack […]
Trial date set for enviro charged with attempted livestock destruction, witness retaliation A hearing was held in San Juan County Court on November 2, and the dates were set for Chilcoat’s and Franklin’s criminal trials. […]
When Good Intentions Lead To Environmental Disaster He thought his experiment was good for the environment, but scientists warned for years that the Marine Forests Society’s actions were harmful and spreading poisoning the ocean’s ecosystem. […]
Era of Megafires – How do you want your fire? Last Wednesday evening at the Sacajawea Center in Salmon a meeting presented by Dr. Paul Hessburg, was held titled Era of Megafires – How do […]
U.S. Supreme Court to decide whether the EPA can evade judicial review Can EPA block lawsuits against its ‘Waters of the United States’ land grab? Washington, D.C.; October 5, 2017: Can federal bureaucrats insulate their […]
The Consequences of Environmental Litigation With “friends” like these, who needs enemies? by Mike Boeck Recent articles’ illustrate the philosophical differences between those who support responsible forest management and those who are against logging. No […]
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